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Re: early planning stages for Ireland trip

by ngarrahy 26 May 2012

Firstly, it is possible to see all three cities in a week, although it would be tight.I'm sure you have a good ideas what you want to…
Re: Photographer touring Ireland castles and small towns

by Orionburst 09 February 2012

Hi, I live in Kilkenny, Ireland it has some of the best castles, monastic ruins, cathedrals and hidden valleys and riverways in ireland.…
Re: Trip to UK, Ireland Transportation & Destination Advice Appreciated

by Orionburst 03 February 2012

On your "Sunday, May 27 – Waterford, Kilkenny Castle, Wicklow Mountains" it would be worth a visit to the [Woodstock Gardens|http://www.w…
RE: Quaint town near Dublin? Recommendation please

by alan1972 22 December 2010

#5 - I should have thought of Thomastown when I was talking about Graiguenamanagh and Inistioge. Unlike those places, Thomastown is easy…
RE: Quaint town near Dublin? Recommendation please

by alan1972 21 December 2010

It's north rather than south of Dublin, but Carlingford in Co. Louth might fit the bill. There are nice walks in the nearby Cooley Mountains…
RE: Suggestions for multi-day walks (hikes) in Ireland in late July?

by alan1972 16 December 2009

>some of the best long distance routes follow the waterway network, especially the canals leaving from Dublin To expand on this a bit:…
RE: 10 Days in Ireland

by alan1972 22 November 2009

Are you driving back to Dublin or flying out from Cork? What kind of off-the-beaten-path things did you have in mind? Are you thinking…
Wicklow, Glendlough, Powerscourt

by Dinkee 17 March 2007

I was wondering about that also parsnip.

Wicklow is lovely, but you can do it in a day. What about starting with Glendalough,…